Designing implement and evaluating the effectiveness of a new delivery model of the sim training day

“The Simulation Training Day” is designed to provide the students with the opportunity to rehearse the key clinical skills practised throughout their Critical Illness attachment, and also to consider many of the other factors that can influence the patient’s outcome. Previously, we conducted it as a face to face session. Participants observe, practice and then reflect upon the immediate management of acutely ill patients through facilitated debriefing.
In response to the COVID -19 pandemic, we have amended our approach to the delivery of this training for 2020-21. The aim has been to respond to the constraints that have been imposed on scheduling of their modules, student numbers and availability of resources for teaching.
Despite modifying the delivery model, we aim to achieve as many of the educational outcomes as possible.
1. Dr Swe Khin-Htun
2. Sarah Davies
3. Paul Bailey
4. Laura Evans
5. Dr Sophie Thorrold
6. Dr Myat Mon Win
S Khin-Htun1, S Davies2, P Bailey3, L Evans4, S Thorrold5. 1 Trent simulation and Clinical Skills Centre, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, UK;
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